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Reception are super subitisers! We look at amounts, say what we see and talk about the part whole confidently! 

In Class 4 we have focussed on poetry for World Book Day. We have produced some wonderful imagery poetry all about habitats across the globe.

We enjoyed reading and writing Limericks as part of our World Book Day activities.

Can you guess which characters we have dressed up as?

Class 2  had a fantastic time today. We learnt and performed poems and wrote our own version of London’s burning. 

We had a lovely afternoon with Mr Dudley learning a song that he wrote for our art competition last year. It was all about “learning to fly like an eagle.” We are looking forward to sharing it with you at the Easter Service. 

We have explored using forks and brushes to print and paint tulips onto some very special cards! 

Today in are we have learning about the events of Holy Week. We acted out the story to help us remember. The children are acting out Palm Sunday when Jesus and his disciple rode into Jerusalem on a donkey. 

In maths we have been learning how to convert millimetres, centimetres and metres. Today, we measured the height of each child in Class 3 and converted metres into centimetres and compared our heights.

On Thursday  Class 2 invited their friends from Richard Crosse over for an outdoor learning day. We made potions, created leaf art, did rubbings in the churchyard and we even went to the park! We stayed outside all day even for lunch! 
 

In English we are basing our writing on ‘Vlad and The Great Fire of London’ by Kate Cunningham. Today we have been learning to put the ed suffix into our sentences. Year 1 did some fantastic

We used play dough to make long and short beanstalks and to help s learn more about length. We made our beanstalks longer and short, use vocabulary or length and compared length. Lots of super maths learning through our play!